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RED KOMODO-X Starter Pack (incl. Batteries)

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Product Overview

The RED KOMODO-X is the next evolution in the KOMODO family, multiplying the frame rates, dynamic range and usability of the original KOMODO to break new grounds. The KOMODO-X features the same sized 6K S35 Global Shutter sensor as the KOMODO, but with a ground up redesign and key architecture improvements. Improved detail and colour in shadows, paired with double the frame rates at 6K 80P and 4K 120P makes KOMODO-X an even more powerful tool for creatives.

What's in the box:

  • KOMODO-X Camera System

  • 2x RED PRO CFexpress 1TB

  • 1x RED CFexpress Card Reader

  • 2x REDVOLT NANO-V

  • 1x RED Compact Dual V-Lock Charger

  • 1x KOMODOĀ® Wing Grip

  • 1x KOMODOĀ® Outrigger Handle​

  • 1x DSMC3ā„¢ 5-Pin to Single 3.5mm Adapter

  • 1x REDĀ® EXT-to-Timecode Cable 3'

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FAQs

What advantages does the RED KOMODO-X offer for filmmakers compared to its predecessor?

The RED KOMODO-X provides significant advancements over the original KOMODO, including enhanced frame rates, dynamic range, and overall usability. With the ability to shoot at 6K up to 80 frames per second and 4K up to 120 frames per second, it allows filmmakers to capture fast-moving action with impressive clarity. Additionally, the redesigned sensor improves detail and colour rendition in shadows, making it an excellent choice for varied lighting conditions.

How does the integrated micro V-Lock battery interface improve workflow?

The integrated micro V-Lock battery interface allows for direct attachment of professional micro V-Lock batteries, streamlining the power supply process without the need for adapters. This feature is particularly beneficial for filmmakers who require quick battery changes during shoots, significantly enhancing efficiency and reducing downtime on set.

Can the KOMODO-X be used for live broadcasts or virtual productions?

Yes, the KOMODO-X is designed with IP connectivity that supports various professional workflows, including live broadcasts and virtual productions. Its built-in Wi-Fi and USB Type-C connections enable remote control and media offloading, and features like frame-accurate PTP synchronisation and tri-level genlock support make it an ideal choice for multi-camera setups in these contexts.

What type of lenses can be used with the KOMODO-X and how does the lens mount work?

The KOMODO-X features a reinforced, locking Canon RF lens mount that allows for toolless switching between multiple lens mount types. This mount supports Canon EF lenses when using an appropriate adapter and is also compatible with /i PL lenses via the RED RF to PL Adapter. This flexibility enables filmmakers to utilise a wide range of lenses, adapting to various shooting scenarios and creative needs.

How does the KOMODO-X handle audio recording?

The KOMODO-X is equipped with integrated dual channel digital mono microphones and supports uncompressed 24-bit 48 kHz audio recording. Additionally, it features a 5-Pin audio input, allowing for the connection of professional microphones, enhancing the audio quality of your video productions. This makes it suitable for a variety of recording environments, from interviews to live events.

What are the key features of the KOMODO-X that support colour management?

The KOMODO-X employs an advanced Image Processing Pipeline (IPP2) that supports a range of colour management options, including 33x33x33 3D LUTs and the import and adjustment of Colour Decision Lists (CDLs). This allows filmmakers to manage colour grading more effectively in post-production, ensuring that their creative vision is accurately realised.

What makes the KOMODO-X suitable for high-end cinematic productions?

The KOMODO-X is built with features that cater specifically to high-end cinematic productions, including a Super 35mm Global Shutter CMOS sensor with a dynamic range exceeding 16.5 stops, allowing for exceptional image quality in varied lighting conditions. Its compact design does not compromise on functionality, with capabilities for high frame rates, advanced audio inputs, and seamless integration into professional workflows, making it an ideal tool for filmmakers working on demanding projects.

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